"Folk art is a reflection of society as seen through the eyes of artists whose perceptions are sometimes traditional and conventional - sometimes unruly, and even wild." So writes the Canadian Museum of History, host of this online exhibit that highlights Quebec folk art from the eighteenth century through today. This exhibit allows visitors to explore the diversity of folk art through both themed galleries and artist profiles. For example, the Traditional Approaches gallery features a range of works that employ traditional artistic methods. These include sculptures, a hand-crafted violin case, and nativity scenes created each December in the village of Saguenay. Meanwhile, the World According To... section features quotes and artwork by folk artists with contrasting philosophies. Another highlight of this online exhibit is the Tribute to Nettie Covey Sharpe, where readers will find biographic information about the women who collected and curated over 1,000 pieces of Quebec folk art.